David has been working with computers ever since he bought an Atari 400 in 1982. The Atari came with 8 KB of memory, (barely enough to hold one low-quality photo today,) and a primitive word processing program. Any other programs, including BASIC, the first “consumer” computer language, needed to be inserted via a bulky cartridge.

Over the decades, David became a “Guru” of all things computer. He spends hours every day taking computers apart and putting them back together, and studying computer languages, programs, software, hardware, networking, wireless malware and viruses. David consults with and for a number of computer experts around the world, ensuring that he keeps up with the latest technology.

David worked in the traffic and news gathering field for 25 years, most recently as Vice President of Operations for Westwood One/Metro Networks, one of the largest broadcast program providers in the world. During his tenure, he was responsible for traffic operations in 80 US cites with a $30 million dollar budget. David helped design the company’s state-of-the-art traffic reporting software that is still in use today.

In early 2002, David opted for a change of lifestyle and a move to Tucson. He attended the University of Arizona many years before, and always wanted to return to the desert he loved.

David is a firm believer that excellent customer service is just as important as excellent work. He believes in the importance of talking to clients in plain English-not computer geek-and guarantees that you, the client, will be satisfied. David’s many repeat clients and referrals prove that he is serious about offering superior, friendly, guaranteed work at a reasonable price.


David is married, has one grown son, and lives with his wife and one dog in the Tucson Mountains. His interests include kayaking, hiking, computer gaming, movies, and reading historical non-fiction.

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